happy thanksgiving to you as well !

I don't understand thanks giving day, or why it happens like 2 or 3 times a year.

But as long as you guys are happy!

Happy Turkey day too!


Wait... Does this mean you guys don't have turkey on xmas? Correctly saying isn't Turkey more Xmas than thanks giving thing?

2-3 times a year??

Happy Turkey Day!

Nope for my fam Turkey is for Turkey Day. My family is mostly Italian so, xmass we eat Italian food. I don't think I eat turkey any other time of year unless it's like a sammich from a deli. Lol

This post was edited by Footballstar0799 on Nov 22 2018 08:17pm

Canada, USA, Caribbean islands And Liberia celebrates thanksgiving day, and most are on different dates :/

It's quite the culture crash you know? In Eu we have Turkey on Xmas, and Australians have BBQ's on the beaches on Xmas, and The Japanese needs to prebook KFC 3 months in advance for xmas dinner.

I'm guessing you're a italian, in america? When I used to hang around discord and shit, I remember the fellow mericans always telling me, M12 M12, You know what? we could be related! I'm like 1/16th from that place that you are from. and 1/8th German, and 1/20th spanish etc etc....

When would you, or rather why do americans cling on to their European decent so much? Ain't you guys strictly staying, American for a few generations now?

This post was edited by Lamperouge on Nov 22 2018 08:22pm

I've heard of turkey on Xmass, just you asked me so I told you what I do. lol BBQ on beach sounds sick. Im grill master.

And yes Italian in America. And idk I feel cling is a bad word. I don't think there's anything wrong with knowing where you came from, learning the traditions and passin them on. I enjoy it tbh. Where you live might change but where your family came from doesn't. I embrace it, some hide it. Some don't care, I do. To each their own I guess.

Ah, I guess, I'm abit of a different tree, I've been an outsider all my life, living in foreign lands since young, apart from looking visually different from where I live, and where I'm born, I'm also fiercely pale, and they can instantly tell I'm a fake asian. I dislike my birth place, it's odd.

It's just odd to me, people say they are one thing to another, yet refusing to admit they're Americans, per say, yet they'll gleefully pronounce the pride of being American.

Dam son, you Grill?

Please tell me you are

What's a fake Asian?, personally I think Asian culture is pretty cool. My younger sister went to Japan recently and I've been super jellly.

Idk i dont think American is the same as saying your Italian or Korean or Japanese or Irish or w/e. B/c America is made up off all those cultures. Being American means we're all just on the same team. Lol Native Americans are Americans. Lmao but theyre mostly Spanish decent, iirc maybe? Idk I'm bad at history.

And no, I cook better and better looking

This post was edited by Footballstar0799 on Nov 22 2018 09:06pm

Just no... so much ignorance and stupidity.

well that was uncalled for !